And what would the use case of writing and compiling a program every launch be? If it has issues, how would you fix it? Talk to it, right? So the end result would be there being one “best” program that has the best iterations and improvements made to it. No different from where we are now.
>but everyone will have their own!
Yes bud, I’m sure every single massive corporation will just accept dying down as their software products become obsolete

>>109406969
>And what would the use case of writing and compiling a program every launch be?
having anything you want, anything you can imagine, for free, no ads, no updating, no dipshit devs putting aids in everything, no bloat, straight to business. also you wouldn't have to generate th same program every single time you launch it, hence the pinning feature.
>If it has issues, how would you fix it?
more prompting until it gets it right
>Talk to it, right?
yes
>So the end result would be there being one “best” program that has the best iterations and improvements made to it. No different from where we are now.
the difference lies in customization. again, YOU can have anything YOU want, in a fucking INSTANT. right away, no waiting, no paying, no mandatory pride month update, none of that shit. i want a browser that works a particular way, i get it made 3 seconds later. Easy
>>but everyone will have their own!
>Yes bud, I’m sure every single massive corporation will just accept dying down as their software products become obsolete
boo hoo, don't care. oh no, I won't be forced to buy [product I don't fucking want] because the shareholders!!!!! Idgaf, not my problem. give me one good reason we shouldn't live in a society where anyone can just have whatever they want right away, exactly as they describe it. like a genie in a bottle

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I think you just described Gentoo?

>>109407018
And what company gains from giving you this exactly? Do you seriously believe you’ll be able to have this for free or cheap? Even if hardware and open models got so efficient that you could have this theoretically, they would never let you have it. Think for a second, dude
This is almost as dumb as thinking every single person can be rich one day

>>109406953
android studio right now for free

>>109407075
>And what company gains from giving you this exactly?
whatever company makes the computer that works this way. if Microsoft ends up being the one to do it, then Microsoft will benefit greatly.
>Do you seriously believe you’ll be able to have this for free or cheap?
yes? it's literally just a computer with a different interface. even if the computer itself isn't powerful enough to handle this on its own computationally, I'd gladly pay a monthly fee to use their servers and I'm sure millions of other people would as well.
>Even if hardware and open models got so efficient that you could have this theoretically, they would never let you have it.
not true. chatgpt exists. people chimp out about ai taking their jerbs all the time and yet. openai still stands. time marches on, whether you want to drag people back into the dark ages or not.
>Think for a second, dude
YOU are the one not thinking. you're just reacting.
>This is almost as dumb as thinking every single person can be rich one day
that's literally not even impossible, just extremely unlikely. we could totally redistribute resources so that everyone has more than what they need; it's just that people like you won't allow that to happen because you think we need poverty for some reason.

>YOU CAN'T JUST CURE CANCER!!!!! WHAT ABOUT THE STOCKHOLDERS?

>>109406953
what the hell do you need applications for? you seriously gonna sit there clicking buttons in an app while Ranjeet has his 10 million strong agentic AI army automatically obsolete entire industries without any human input

sorry, luddite, this future is not for you

>>109406969
i think it would be better to return to the old UNIX philosophy where there is a fuck ton of text based programs availible that have a sort of standardized interface so the AI can plug them in together and make a gui suitable for whoever the user is

>>109406953
have you heard of Grok 4.5?

>>109406953
buy an nvidia spark retard, that's exactly what it is
I have one and it's pretty comfy. I switched from DGX to Grok though. Grok is like 5x better.

>>109406953
ahem*
https://docs.nvidia.com/base-os/dgx-os-5/installing_dgx_os.html

>>109407392
Grok is dead. The weekly limit ruined it.

>>109406953
you could type "pretend you're an 18 year old spunky gal who is starting out with nudism"

>>109406953
sudo -S Uprising

>>109406953
>what is dmenu

>>109407075
The one that owns the data centers your "computer" (it's a terminal) rents time from. It's literally the you will own nothing outcome, OP is just forgetting that instead of giving you what you ask for it will give you what you should have asked for, and you'll be happy, for the low low price of whatever the company sets it at, every month, for the rest of your life.

>>109406953
Install Gentoo

>>109407379
>t. illiterate
I specifically said in the post you're responding to that you don't even need to use programs at all

>>109406953
I want consistency, not surprises and uncertainty whether a newly built app behaves as I expect. "But anon, your preferences are in a config file." So?
>compile a browser in a couple seconds
Sure, sure.

>>109407119
>YOU CAN'T JUST CURE CANCER!!!!! WHAT ABOUT THE STOCKHOLDERS?

Yes, that is literally how these megacorps think. You are a naive retard.

>>109407988
>Yes, that is literally how these megacorps think
megacorps also know that curing cancer is actually extremely fucking profitable and are therefore incentivized to get there before anyone else does. it's why oncology is one of the most heavily funded fields in medicine. you are a retard.

Except it can't just compile a calculator. It needs to complie a compiler, the C library, Python, a hundred versions of Rust
Because of course the AI wrote it in Rust

And not to mention it's all extended by a day, because it has to do all the tests as well, to make sure it works

>>109408084
No lab is trying to cure or prevent cancer, they are trying to come up with treatments that allow the patient to keep living while they are on the meds. Effectively renting them out their ability to live. This is because this is the maximally profitable strategy.

>>109408097
>No lab is trying to cure or prevent cancer
I'm not reading the rest of your post after that, you're dumb as fuck.

>>109406953
core issue of this idea is that, just like you anon, people dont know what they want

>>109408112
>"just like you anon, people dont know what they want"
>said in response to post in which i outlined exactly what i wanted in great detail at length
???

>>109408112
I cannot wait for the era of "bro just trust the corporation more than your own instincts, they know what you want better than you do" to fucking end already. I am going to convert to Judaism so I can exhume Steve Jobs and revive him with my kike superpowers just to beat him back to death again for normalizing this fucking shit.

>>109406953
>Have to restart 15 times until it make a photo editor I like every time I boot.
No thanks.

>>109408137
>type a couple words into the bar
>program changes accordingly in real time

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>>109408111
It's OK bro. The stripper DOES love you. Your landlord wants, first and foremost, for you to have a roof over your head.

>>109408154
>you want to OWN a home? like permanently? that's not possible, retard. no one has ever sold property before. it doesn't happen. it's more profitable to rent it out. everyone is a soulless greedy immoral superjew and it's physically impossible for anything other than the worst possible outcome for the consumer to ever happen because we live in a turbo-capitalist hellscape where good things can't happen
this is how you sound. Kill yourself

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>>109408154
Horseless carriages will never happen. The horse traders will never allow it. It would put them out of business. Stop talking about how much you want a horseless carriage. Drop it, it's dead.

>>109406953
sounds retarded

You wrote all this and didn't think for a second about interoperability.
If you tell it to give you a messanger to write to your friend, how does it get over there?

And whats even the usecase of halucinating a browser? Isn't that much more effort and much less convenient than just having a browser?

>>109406969
>And what would the use case of writing and compiling a program every launch be?
To siphon all of your money into the coffers of Israel from the token bills.

>>109406953
>Just tell it to re-invent the wheel every time, for every individual user on this planet
You guys need brain surgery

>>109408190
>You wrote all this and didn't think for a second about interoperability.
I see no reason interoperability would be a problem here.
>If you tell it to give you a messanger to write to your friend, how does it get over there?
you and your friend both tell your computers to develop a mode of communication and trade information that way. or you could just use whatever existing popular channels exist as we do now, but the clients don't exist until they're prompted. non-issue
>And whats even the usecase of halucinating a browser?
same use case as the rest of the system. what needs to be there is there when you need it, and it disappears when you don't need it. and if you want to keep it pinned, you just pin it. simple.
>Isn't that much more effort and much less convenient than just having a browser?
no. typing a sentence or two is significantly easier than finding the right program for your needs after who knows how much research, navigating to the source of obtainment for that program and going through the process of installing it in your machine.
instead, you just snap your fingers and exactly what you want simply appears. maybe you don't even need internet for it if the machine is powerful enough.

>>109408271
>the board that cooms about modular, infinitely customizable hardware throws holy water at modular, infinitely customizable software
fascinating

>>109406953
>you type in "calculator" and it writes a calculator app for you, compiles it and launches it all in seconds
So just like the CLI already does only much slower...

>>109408144
wow so novel:
https://youtu.be/hISbyatih44?t=404

>>109408287
making programs is inherently slower than having your computer do it for you. so no, it's not slower.

>>109406953
I wish I could punch your retarded whore mouth right now

>>109408332
Point is my operating system already came with a calculator.
It came with pretty much everything you could ask an AI to make in a single word.
And if I need anything more specific I just type what I need in my package manager.

AI only makes sense when creating unique new applications that don't exist yet.
But to make it create those you have to explain in detail exactly what you want.
And explaining every detail of an application in English is harder than doing the same in C.

>>109408355
>Point is my operating system already came with a calculator.
literally what is the practical difference between launching the calculator app in macOS from spotlight by typing in the name of the utility and what I'm suggesting? nothing, except in my version everything is customizable. You lose nothing and gain everything.
>It came with pretty much everything you could ask an AI to make in a single word.
no. that's literally why vibe coding is a thing actually.
>And if I need anything more specific I just type what I need in my package manager.
and if you need something that, as far as you know, doesn't yet exist? or if you want something that does exist but not in the way you want? lemme guess, you'll spend months making it yourself because that makes it better?
do you actually have a genuine, concrete reason why having everything you could ever possibly want, at your fingertips, in an instant, FOR FREE, is a bad thing that should be avoided?
>AI only makes sense when creating unique new applications that don't exist yet.
guess what this theoretical idea is based on. go on, take a guess.
>But to make it create those you have to explain in detail exactly what you want.
if what you want is simple, your request will likely be simple. say "calculator," get calculator.
>And explaining every detail of an application in English is harder than doing the same in C.
lmao. yes yes, typing "calculator" is a world-endingly catastrophic usability obstacle. better learn C and get building, that's much easier. :^)

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>>109408165
>everyone is a soulless greedy immoral superjew and it's physically impossible for anything other than the worst possible outcome for the consumer to ever happen because we live in a turbo-capitalist hellscape where good things can't happen
That's actually correct THOUGH

>>109407621
>for the low low price of whatever the company sets it at, every month, for the rest of your life.
I don't understand this mindset.
>You will have to pay for and eat food... for the rest of your life.

>>109406953
it's already been done, it's called vibeOS:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG0twQJ7aG4&t=15616s

>>109406953
>>example: you type in "calculator" and it writes a calculator app for you, compiles it and launches it all in seconds
>>if you want a browser it does the same thing. just type in "browser" and it'll compile a browser in a couple seconds
Or I could just launch the calculator and browser I have installed in less than a second.

>>109406953
why would i want to wait seconds to open a new calculator when i can wait no seconds to open an old one

>>109406953
haha dog pissed on the bed just like the text says

>>109409048
>That's actually correct THOUGH
of course you'd think that; you're a retard. good things have happened and will continue to regardless of whether or not you want them to. back to r/nihilism you go.

>>109409992
>why would i want to wait seconds to open a new calculator when i can wait no seconds to open an old one
pin it. no more waiting. "problem," if you could call it that, solved.

>>109406953
Already exists by the way
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NfyZhV1dKM

>>109409168
>>109411750
that's a joke OS that's intentionally shitty. it's a novelty. also it has too much interface. glad to see it's at least somewhat possible if in a primitive, deliberately unusable way.

>>109411747
i don't know what pin it means or how it solves the problem in any way. you should have spent more time describing your solution and less time writing snarky comments about how good your solution was.

>>109411871
I described what pinning is in the OP. if you like a program your computer has generated, you pin it. it stays put and does not vanish once you close the program. now it effectively exists as a traditional program on your desktop.

>>109411818
>retard-kun thinks there are people except him who thought it was more than a meme, ever
Bet you feel real smart right now

>>109413255
>wouldn't it be cool if [thing]?
>"it already exists. here's a dogshit version of it someone slapped together as a joke."
>no that's a joke version of it. I want that, but as like a real thing you can actually use on a regular basis in your life
>"everybody knows it's a useless joke retard. bet you feel real dumb right now"
istg the collective average IQ of this board is 80.

>>109406953
>you type in "calculator" and it writes a calculator app for you, compiles it and launches it all in seconds
copyrights it, posts it to the app store, sells millions of copies to other computers, you buy lamborghini, wrap it around tree, u ded
nah, just buy some enchantments for your iphone at the riverwood trader

>>109414430
>copyrights it, posts it to the app store, sells millions of copies to other computers, you buy lamborghini, wrap it around tree, u ded
nobody would buy that app cuz they could just tell their own computers to make it for free lol

>>109414043
>he was actually clinically retarded all along
Ho
Ly
LOL

>>109406953
>type in what you want
you lost me there chief

>>109415888
this post confirms me and like 4 other people alone are the only reasons this board's collective IQ is 80 and not 60.

>>109416017
>chatgpt is smarter than he could ever hope to be
yikes!

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>>109411698
You're gay

>spend 5000$ every time you open a computer
you vill own nozing and you vill be heppy

>>109406953
No thanks, this sounds fucking awful.

>>109417921
you're a pedophile.

>>109417604
pretty soon AI will be smarter than the entire human race combined and multiplied x10 and there's nothing you can do about it.

>>109418555
what specifically don't you like about it. it's literally just whatever os you're using now except every program is tailored to your exact needs and you don't even need to use programs at all if you don't want to.